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Great timing, I may have a small issue with this subject! We have two Corgi, they shed and replace their entire coat in a short five minute ride!

Been a while since I added updates, they're getting to the tedious part of building a house but the projected closing date is less than a month out. Took these at the beginning of May and forgot to post them, first one is the work shop area, last two are the parking bays. I should get much more...

That wouldn't surprise me at all, he didn't touch on that in the video but you know it's part of the equation.

Take a look at the video I posted. He includes financial information from Weyerhaeuser, pretty much shows where the buck is stopping. He also makes some good points about why he believes the others are not getting in on the money grab.

This guy has some great points in favor of flat but I don't think he uses garages the same way some here do. I imagine a good sealer primer would help with liquid penetrating the drywall.

Found an interesting video on it this morning showing where the money is going.

Sorry man, sometimes it's harder to see the pups go than some people.

Simmer down, it's called an opinion and we all know what those are like! I'll address the second one as that is my general thoughts. That view was derived from the TV shows where they transform a room giving it no other purpose than to entertain. My garage is not for that which is why I refuse...

I think Adam Savage has referred to himself as a maker, not sure if he calls his shop a maker's space or not. One thing for certain, that guy can make **** from nothing! If he wants to call his shop that I will respect that term in that instance.

I personally hate the term man cave, always looked at as what a person that can't fix **** does to a garage/shop. Anyone that refers to my garage as that is quickly corrected! I call it just that too, a garage. It's attached so in my eyes does not quailfy as a shop.

My work bench so far.

Good choice, for a little more that Klutch table is way more versatile thank the Harbor Freight unit. I plan to buy one as soon as we're in our house. My plan is to enclose it with fans and filtration and use it as a grinding, cutting and welding table for the small tuff. Might as well try to...

Here's a page with tons of pictures. https://www.carguygarage.com/pictures

If you're starting out you might consider this one. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07R24TXRC/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Bingo!!! You have a ten cent plastic pump you're running sand through, you actually believe it stands a chance? I buy a squeeze bottle and refill with the gallon jug. My pumps last forever!:beer:

We have a Garage Town here, was a bit slow selling initially but I believe it's full now. Very cool idea for those with the income, my brother and I talked about buying one but agreed we wouldn't utilize it enough. Both of us are the type that will make ourselves work on our junk when we are...

Kuri-tec has a couple very good hoses too, their poly air and tundra hoses are very flexible. Those are not the same as the older Goodyear hoses. They are a licensed product by the Goodyear tire division. The original Goodyear hose products division was sold off to Veyance years ago and was...

Bella looked like sweety, no doubt she's missed. That's the hardest part with pets, they go way before we're ready to say goodbye. I'll give them both a big squeeze tonight in your honor!

Thanks, we had looked at the plans for a little more than a year before finally going with it. It's going to be a welcome addition! The garage we had before was the same as the two car bay with the 15 x 30 as the third. For us we'll be adding the 13 x 24 as extra space over the last one. The...